Court acquits defendant of theft but imposes community service and restitution for attempted theft.

The court acquitted the defendant of theft charges regarding the first victim but convicted him of attempted theft concerning the second victim. The defendant argued that the first act lacked criminal intent, while the prosecution contended the second act demonstrated clear criminal intent despite the small loss. The court accepted the defense's argument for the first charge due to lack of material gain but found the second act sufficient for conviction, resulting in a sentence of community service and an order to repay the victim.